Begin your trip at the Famous Sabarmati Ashram, which was home to Gandhi from 1917 to 1930. The ashram is now a museum and exhibition showcasing Gandhi's philosophy and life. Explore the historic charkha (spinning wheel) and get insights into Gandhian values. Also, visit the Vinoba-Mira Kutir to get a glimpse of the homes of Vinoba Bhave, the spiritual successor of Gandhi and Mira Behn, a British-born follower of Gandhi.
Today, visit the Jama Masjid, also known as Jami or Jumma Mosque. The mosque was built in the 15th century and is considered Ahmedabad's oldest mosque. Next, head to the nearby Rani no Hajiro (Queens’ Tomb), an ornate three-story mausoleum built for the queens of Mohammed Begda. It's an architectural marvel with details like carved panels, jaalis, and exquisite stone tracery.
Visit the picturesque Kankaria Lake, which was built by Sultan Qutubuddin in 1451 AD. Enjoy the Lake's serene ambiance by taking a relaxing walk in the park or a leisurely boat ride. Then, Visit the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque known for its beautiful stone grille work jali windows on the western part of the mosque. The mosque is one of the most famous landmarks of Ahmedabad, built-in 1573 AD.
Visit the renowned Calico Museum of Textiles, which is home to an exceptional collection of Indian textiles and sarees, including Iranian and Central Asian textiles. Then, head to Sarkhej Roza, which is a spacious tomb complex, primarily known for its distinctive architecture, stunning sculpture, and calligraphy.
For additional food experiences, visit Manek Chowk at night, which serves the best street food in Ahmedabad. If you have extra time, take a trip to Akshardham, Adalaj Stepwell, or the Auto World Vintage Car Museum.
It's recommended to hire a cab, an auto-rickshaw, or use public transport to commute around the city. Always keep a water bottle with you and stay hydrated as summers are harsh in Ahmedabad.